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Updated almost 4 years ago,

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Aubrey P.
  • Adger, AL
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1031 a condo from out of state into something in DC

Aubrey P.
  • Adger, AL
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I own a ski condo in Colorado, which generally breaks even as a rental or cashflows a little, but is more for family skiing than anything else. That said I think it’s more advantageous to sell and invest in another property where I can get cash flow. Also, other condos on the same floor as my place in Colorado are selling for $600-650K.

I moved to Washington DC and would like ideas generally on 1031 exchanges and investing in the area. I'm open to small commercial properties under $1.2M, multifamily properties, or a nice rowhouse, within the city in areas like Capitol Hill, U Street area, Tenley, AU Park etc, or close in exurbs (Arlington, etc.) to rent out. It's very hard to find a multifamily in a decent areas in DC proper. I could look to Ward 7 or 8  to upcoming areas that may include the advantages of an Opportunity Zone property...but I'd rather stay in a more desirable location like what I mentioned previously. I know people are buying and building in Deanwood and some of the historically more dangerous areas. Even historic Anacostia is undergoing huge development. Maybe I could buy and sit on a commercial property there?

Anyone have any good ideas? It ain't 1982 anymore and you're not going to find a rowhouse on the Hill for $50K, but any input is helpful. Maybe a condo to rent?

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